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The documentary | '''''Chris Chan VS. The Internet''''' is an unreleased documentary film directed by film student Joseph Draft, which would focus on the current condition of [[Chris]] and the [[Chris and reality|long-term effects]] that [[internet]] [[troll]]ing has had on his mental state. The film's state of completion is complicated, as the documentary that they set out to film is complete in some form, but the planned additional footage and interviews for the documentary haven't been filmed yet. | ||
Someone involved with the project posted on Kiwi Farms to do a Q&A which answered few, if any, questions and only increased the hostility towards the project and its creators.<ref>https://kiwifarms.net/threads/chris-chan-vs-the-internet-documentary-promo.55095/page-2#post-4531247</ref> | The documentary garnered significant criticism from [[Kiwi Farms]] due to its announcement being through a [[Kickstarter]] page via a tweet from Chris, and having a funding goal of $20,000, which was arguably high considering the film was stated as being completed. The description on the Kickstarter page<ref>https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/jdraft/chris-chan-vs-the-internet</ref> initially had very little information on the documentary and no breakdown of how the $20,000 of the budget would be used, which led to much speculation on how the money would be spent and how much may be for profit. The page was eventually updated and described that the film had been completed (to a point), included new interviews with [[Barbara Chandler|Barb]] and Chris, new interviews with [[Megan Schroeder]] and that the purpose of the Kickstarter was to conduct additional interviews with the Chandlers and also with YouTubers like Geno Samuel (known for ''[[Chris-Chan: A Comprehensive History]]'') and Sachumo (known for his 2015 [[documentary]] and [[Sachumo|2017 interview]] of Chris). | ||
Someone involved with the project posted on Kiwi Farms to do a Q&A which answered few, if any, questions, and only increased the hostility towards the project and its creators.<ref>https://kiwifarms.net/threads/chris-chan-vs-the-internet-documentary-promo.55095/page-2#post-4531247</ref> The Kickstarter for the film was abruptly cancelled on 6 [[April 2019]], only two days after its announcement. As of [[January 2020]], the film remains in limbo, with no further announcement ever since. | |||
== Kickstarter trailer == | == Kickstarter trailer == | ||
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== Transcript == | == Transcript == | ||
'''Chris:''' (Audio reused from [[Captain's Log, Stardate January 15th, 2009|this video]]) "Hello. I record this message, in re… in response to the [[Encyclopedia Dramatica]] page that has been against me…" | '''Chris:''' (Audio reused from [[Captain's Log, Stardate January 15th, 2009|this video]]) "Hello. I record this message, in re… in response to the [[Encyclopedia Dramatica]] page that has been against me…" | ||
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Chris Chan VS. The Internet is an unreleased documentary film directed by film student Joseph Draft, which would focus on the current condition of Chris and the long-term effects that internet trolling has had on his mental state. The film's state of completion is complicated, as the documentary that they set out to film is complete in some form, but the planned additional footage and interviews for the documentary haven't been filmed yet.
The documentary garnered significant criticism from Kiwi Farms due to its announcement being through a Kickstarter page via a tweet from Chris, and having a funding goal of $20,000, which was arguably high considering the film was stated as being completed. The description on the Kickstarter page[1] initially had very little information on the documentary and no breakdown of how the $20,000 of the budget would be used, which led to much speculation on how the money would be spent and how much may be for profit. The page was eventually updated and described that the film had been completed (to a point), included new interviews with Barb and Chris, new interviews with Megan Schroeder and that the purpose of the Kickstarter was to conduct additional interviews with the Chandlers and also with YouTubers like Geno Samuel (known for Chris-Chan: A Comprehensive History) and Sachumo (known for his 2015 documentary and 2017 interview of Chris).
Someone involved with the project posted on Kiwi Farms to do a Q&A which answered few, if any, questions, and only increased the hostility towards the project and its creators.[2] The Kickstarter for the film was abruptly cancelled on 6 April 2019, only two days after its announcement. As of January 2020, the film remains in limbo, with no further announcement ever since.
Kickstarter trailer
| Chris Chan VS The Internet by Joseph Draft — Kickstarter | |
| Stardate | 4 April 2019 |
| Subject Matter |  Tragedy,  Music,  Trolls,  Chris's Anger,  Love Quest,  Comics
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| Video Type |  Fan Art,  Reason
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| TRUE and HONEST Sonichu Fan Videos | |
Transcript
Chris: (Audio reused from this video) "Hello. I record this message, in re… in response to the Encyclopedia Dramatica page that has been against me…"
[Chris is seen withdrawing a sheet of paper, then begins drawing Sonichu with a black ballpoint pen.]
Chris: "Every detail… on that heinous page, against me, is all a pack of lies."
[A montage of Chris walking through a woodland, selecting a pack of Crayola markers at a store, drinking coffee plays. Chris is then seen hugging one of the beagles while the other bays in the background]
Barbara: (Narrating) "At first, he couldn’t talk. So, he was… err… trained with a speech therapist. His behaviour was not normal."
Barbara: (On Screen) "I… wasn't aware of… err… all what was going on, at first."
Female voice (Megan?): "Now, he… he seems like a totally different person to me."